Rodeo Clowns letra

Jack Johnson


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Sweepin' the floors, open up the doors
Yeah turn on the lights, getting ready for the night
Nobody's romancing, 'cause it's too early for dancing
But here comes the music

Bright light's flashing
They cover up your lack of so many people
So many problems
So many reasons to buy another round
Drink it down
Just another night on the town

With the big man, money man, better then the other man
He got the plan, with the million dollar give a damn
What nobody understands
Become a smaller man, the bright lights keep flashin'
Women keep on dancing with the clowns
Yeah, yeah, yeah
They pick me up when I'm down
Yeah, yeah
The rodeo clowns
Yeah, yeah, yeah
They pick me up when I'm down

The disco ball's spinnin', all the music and the women
And the shots of tequila
Man they say that they need you
What they really need, is just a little room to breath

Teeny bopping disco queen
She barely understands her dreams of belly button rings
And other kinds of things
Symbolic of change, but the thing that is strange

Is that the changes occur
And now she's just a part of the herd
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Man I thought that you heard

Yeah, yeah
The changes occurred
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Just a part of the herd

Lights out, shut down, late night, wet ground
You walk by look at him, but he can't look at you
Yeah, you might feel pity, but he only feels the ground
You understand moves, but he only knows let down
By the corner, there's another one
Reaching out a hand, coming from a broken man

Well he tried to live, but he's done trying
Not dead, but definitely dying
With the rest of the clowns
Yeah, yeah
With the rest of the clowns

Sweepin' the floors, open up the doors
Yeah turn on the lights, getting ready for the night
Nobody's romancing, 'cause it's too early for dancing
But here comes the music

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Rodeo Clowns est une chanson interprétée par Jack Johnson